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That's one of my favourite hints in Outer Wilds. You will see a Supernova. Not with a fancy telescope, it's visible to the naked eye, and if you watch the sky y
by tialaramex 2y ago
That's one of my favourite hints in Outer Wilds. You will see a Supernova. Not with a fancy telescope, it's visible to the naked eye, and if you watch the sky you'll see another soon enough. You can see this right at the start, and unlike the random direction of the probe launch you don't need any game lore to, if you're smart enough, put two and two together.
- SwtCyber 2y agoHonestly one of those rare games that makes you feel like a real explorer, not just someone following a path the devs laid out.
- danso 2y agoTruly one of the most purest of video games in terms of player freedom, I’m still sad that I didn’t think to record my own playthrough as everyone’s path of discovery is more or less unique. The freeform gameplay and incredible ending makes OW easily my pick for best game of all time, even though it’s also my least replayed favorite game.
- SwtCyber 2y agoIt's like a memory you treasure instead of an experience you repeat
- RicoElectrico 2y ago[flagged]
- delusional 2y agoHUGE SPOILER ALERT. SERIOUSLY, PLAY OUTER WILDS. It's a little more than just " the sun will also go supernova". The core conceit of the games story is that you're living in the final moments of dying universe.
- IggleSniggle 2y agoOh. Whoops. I thought you were saying the other comment was a huge spoiler, not that YOURS was, and I was like "eh, it's not THAT big of a spoiler." Ah, well. With that mystery abolished, time to return to the likes of Mario! sounds of brain returning to monke
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- aqme28 2y agoThe fact that there is a supernova isn't much of a spoiler. It's more like the premise of the game. It's difficult to not discover this within the first 30 minutes.
- smallmancontrov 2y agoThe joy of "discovering" it for the first time is a precious memory that would have been a great deal less precious if I had known it would happen ahead of time. It's worth not spoiling.
- sebastiennight 2y agoI love how you respond to a huge spoiler comment with another huge spoiler! At this point I will never play this game, I guess
- criddell 2y agoIt isn’t that much of a spoiler. You find all this out in the very first part of the game. If that’s enough to ruin the game for you, then it’s not much of a game. Even if it is a big spoiler for you it’s not that big of a loss IMHO - there are so many great games and so little time. The time you don’t spend playing OW you can spend playing something else.
- sebastiennight 2y agoDon't worry, I was being tongue-in-cheek. Running a company takes over any time I'd have spent on games. Aside from a few weeks of Among Us during the pandemic, I think the most recent game I've played was Little Fighters 2 in 2003-2006!
- tialaramex 2y agoI mean, yes it will, but mostly no that's not what the hint is about. Play the game.
- aceazzameen 2y agoI recommend deleting this post.
- me_me_me 2y agoI hope that game will be treated like LothR or Shakespeare, it is truly special experience.
- marklar423 2y agoIt's funny, I noticed I happening and thought it was proof of the opposite - that there had to be some artificial cause for the supernovae (including the Sun), because a real supernova takes many years to progress, not 20 minutes. Even after visiting the Sun Station I didn't believe it and thought it was a narrative red herring....so the ending was a surprise to me. Somehow.